Financial Services & Tax

Articles

Double agent
Solicitors Journal

Double agent

Commercial agency litigation is likely to change following the decision in Crane. Stephen Sidkin reports
Learning curve
Solicitors Journal

Learning curve

The Education and Inspections Act 2006 is the 10th Act in as many years to bring changes to an area in constant flux. Oliver Hyams considers its practical implications
Ticking off
Solicitors Journal

Ticking off

A systematic and comprehensible approach to 'offences taken into consideration' will be welcome by all, says Paul Tain
Update: tax
Solicitors Journal

Update: tax

Richard Bunker looks at the Chancellor's latest budget changes to taxes, holiday property and pensions
Nigel Riches
Solicitors Journal

Nigel Riches

Nigel Riches was recently appointed as Eric Robinson Solicitors' environment officer. He explains his plans to make the firm a more eco-friendly practice
And he taketh away...
Solicitors Journal

And he taketh away...

The best aid for tax avoidance is anti-avoidance legislation. R S Nock reports
Update: family
Solicitors Journal

Update: family

Liz Dronfield and David Taylor report on : Shared residence orders :: Clayton v Clayton [2006] 2 FCR 405 :: Emergency protection order :: Court role in public law proceedings :: Non-matrimonial property: FS v JS
The Laporte report
Solicitors Journal

The Laporte report

Laporte has curtailed police activity to prevent 'future breaches of the peace'. Seamus Burns reports